Speech Language Pathologist - BIL (0.2 Tefft MS)
School District U-46 (Elgin, IL)
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School District U-46 (Elgin, IL) is hiring a Speech Language Pathologist - BIL (0.2 Tefft MS). The Speech and Language Pathologist works with parents, students, and staff to prevent, identify, evaluate, and remediate a wide range of oral communication problems, including articulation, voice, fluency, and language disorders, while collaborating in a noisy, fast‑paced school environment.
Key focus areas include Prevent oral communication problems through consultation, in‑service training, and parent engagement, Identify issues via pre‑referral processes, screenings, and referrals for evaluation, and Assess students by collecting data, interpreting measures, writing reports, and sharing results.
Successful candidates bring Illinois Certificate With Speech And Language Pathology Endorsement (Type 73 Or Type 10 Or Type 03/09), Illinois Department Of Financial And Professional Regulation Speech Language Pathologist License, and Master's Degree Or Higher In Speech Language Pathology. Important skills include Prevent Oral Communication Problems, Identify Oral Communication Problems, Evaluate Oral Communication Problems, Remediate Oral Communication Problems, Articulation, and Singing.
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Position / Title: Speech and Language Pathologist Bargaining Unit: ETA Department/Location: Special Education
Work Days: 184 Reports To: Assistant Director of Special Education
JD Revision Date: 06-14-2023 Supervises: N/A
Function / Position Summary
To work with parents, students, and staff in order to prevent, identify, evaluate and remediate a wide range of oral communication problems, including articulation, voice, fluency and language disorders.
Job Duties / Responsibilities
Prevention can include consultation, in service training, and speaking with parents and parent groups. Identification can include pre-referral (student support teams), screenings, and referrals for the evaluation process. Assessment may include data collection through standardized or non-standardized measures, interpretation, report writing, sharing results with parents and staff, determining eligibility for services, and developing IEP's. Intervention can include caseload management (scheduling), direct remediation within the educational setting, pull out services, consulting on academic and social issues, developing ongoing goals, documenting progress, collaborating with classroom teachers, and holding annual review meetings. Completing caseload records for special education funding. Maintaining student IEP's and evaluations on web-based computer program. Ability to work collaboratively in a team setting. Education
Illinois Certificate with Speech and Language Pathology endorsement (Type 73 or Type 10 or Type 03/09). Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation Speech Language Pathologist License. Master's degree or higher in Speech Language Pathology. Environmental Conditions
Must work in noisy and crowded environments. Indoors or outdoors in a busy school environment. Frequently work at a fast pace with unscheduled interruptions. May be required to leave main work site to attend meetings. Public contact requiring appropriate business-like apparel. Physical Demands
Requires prolonged sitting or standing. Occasionally requires physical exertion to manually move, lift carry, pull, or push heavy objects or materials. Occasional stooping, bending, and reaching. Terms of Employment
Nine-month position (184 work days) The starting salary for this role is $60,689.
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